Flat Rock High School - Parade Yearbook (Flat Rock, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1954 volume:

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FUREWORD From Station FRHS Television Screen The Parade Staff of ‘54 to you brings Engraved on these pages as memories dear, The activities at Flat Rock for the past school year. The Staff OME Trey, cer. oe ste oe eine net cis LUCILLE. sBLACK WELL SDmECNOL Matt aie fies ce ces corel cis DOROTHY RHODES BOSINESSHIMONGGEF wa. ie eines oes oie cies cere aiace ine LEWIS STATON BICIDLCREGHOL eee ae uel ie se re oes es ee BEATRICE BURRELL RUOIOOLCDRICNEGHON a iets ocr oe oe eles - SUMMY (HARDIN Literary Editor................2+0e+++++++++BARBARA FREEMAN Page Three HENICATIUN a ae Page Four We, the Senior Class of 1954, gratefully dedicate this edition of The Parade in memory of Mr. J. S. Jones and Mr. Norman Jones, members of the school board, who served the school and students; always striving for the betterment of the school they both loved. ADMINISTRATION MR. E. L. JUSTUS Principal FACULTY RS. CATHERINE M. CRAWFORD MR. W. A. FRANKLIN MRS. KATHERINE H. GOSS French Agriculture Social Science 8th Grade Page Five FACULTY J MISS THERESA JONES MISS JULIA ELLA JUSTUS Math English English MR. EARL H. KILPATRICK Geography Health Library MISS SARAH V. LAUGHLIN MISS GARDENIA OSTEEN Home Economics Mathematics Page Six MISS RUBYE GWENDOLYN REID MRS. ELIZABETH G. ROGERS Science Social Science MR. NEIL G. ROGERS Physical Education MRS. RUTH T. SEMASCHKO MRS. SUSIE S. SINCLAIR Business English Page Seven MR. JAMES R. STEWART, JR. Engich MR. CLIFTON SMITH ES MR. FREDERICK E. TAYLOR 8th Grade 8th Grade — SHeoaeoee oooo Gece ge Seoseces _—Secocooc aa Is that you, Fred?? Is the coast clear?? Believe I'll have another big orange. Two of a kind. “When the cat's away the mice will play.” Just aching to get into some mischief. Now when was it that — Once in a life time !!! Page Eight oe LUCILLE BLACKWELL President TOMMY SHERMAN Vice President BEATRICE BURRELL Secretary-Treasurer CAROLYN JEAN BAGWELL “One with a cheerful disposition.” Student Council 1,4, FHA 1,2,3,4 Blue Torch Staff 3. Snack Bar 3 Parade Staff 4 Cutest 4 � ¥ LARRY WILKIE BALL “He lives at peace with all mankind.” FRED C. BEDDINGFIELD, JR. “He has a merry heart.” FFA 1,2,3,4 Pres. of FFA 4 Beta Club 3,4 Student Council 4 � ¥ BEVERLY ELOISE BISHOP “Her goodness enlightens her beauty.” Blue Torch Staff 3, Parade Staff 4 Cheerleader 1,2,3 FHA 1,2,3,4 Snack Bar 3 Receptionist 4 Most Popular 4 JL The. Ke , | Sith Henir ts ah fo chk pd As tr VU 9 ttek +e if . MILDRED LUCILLE BLACKWELL “The best we can say is not enough.” Student Council 2,3,4 Student Court 4 Vice-Pres. of Class 3 Pres. of Class 4 Beta Club 3,4 Receptionist 3,4 Parade Staff 3,4 Editor of Parade 4 Blue Torch Staff 3 Library Assistant 2 Most Intel- lectual 4 FRANCES BEATRICE BURRELL “She has a pleasant smile and gentle way.” FHA 1 Glee Club 1 Blue Torch Staff 3 Beta Club 3,4 Sec.-Treas. of Beta Club 4 Sec-Treas. of Class 4 Snack Bar Man- ager 3,4 Picture Editor of Parade 4 Most Ambitious 4 Page Ten DWELE a gg 2 ERTS « ; Snack Bar 3 FHA, BBA. Glee Clb 1 ¥ AY ex SANDRA BLANCHE CANFIELD “A pleasant nature shines through her quietness.” FHA 2,4 Receptionist 3 Library As- sistant 1 SALLEY ETTA CAPPS “A goodly prize is a sweet nature.” FHA 1,2 Glee Club 1 Library Assist- ant 1,2 Receptionist 4 - SYDNEY ANN CONNELL “Full of Fun, and never works till play is done.” FHA 2 Glee Club 1 Receptionist 3 BETTY LOUISE DUNCAN “Always doing, never done, be it mischief, work or fun.” Parade Staff 4 FHA 2,3,4 Blue Torch Staff 3 - DEAN PAUL DUNCAN “He who never worries is always happy.” FHA 1,2,3,4 Class Pest 4 Page Eleven NAOMI MARGARET DUNCAN “Through life she skipped with a merry grin.” Basketball 4 ¥ ROBERT LAWERANCE EDWARDS “Here is a true and honest man.” FFA 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 ROBERT JERALD FLOYD “life depends upon the stuff a man is made of.” Baseball 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1 Blue Torch Staff 3 Parade Staff 3 Dramatics 1,2,3,4 Cutest 4 NORMA ENGLE FREE “She was as sweet as flowers in May.” Glee Club 1 Library Assistant 3,4 BARBARA ANN FREEMAN “KA cheerful heart, a cheerful smile A charm of friendship all the while.” Beta Club 3,4 Pres. of Beta Club 4 Student Council 1,2,4 Student Court 2,4 Parade Staff 3,4 Literary Editor of Par- ade 4 FHA 1,2,3,4 FHA Reporter 2 Blue Torch Staff 3 Snack Bar 3. Miss Hi Miss 4 ELIZABETH ANN GARREN “A smile for all, a greeting glad, an amia- ble happy way she had.” Glee Club 1 Student- Council 1 Library Assistant 1 FHA 1,z,3,4 Receptionist 4 Sec.-Tres. of Class 1 Page Twelve CARROL DAVID HALFORD “His glory lay in sports.” Vice-Pres. of Class 1 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1 Parade Staff 4 Co-Captain Basketball Team 4 Most Athletic 4 ¥ HAZEL MARIE HALFORD “Quiet but not idle.” Student Council 4 Receptionist 4 Basket- ball 4 JIMMIE RAY HARDIN “Loyal-hearted, strong of mind, a_ truer heart nowhere you'll find.” Parade Staff 4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Treas. of FFA 3. Sec. of FFA 4 Best all-round 4 ¥ NANCY ANN HENDERSON “With her tempting smile she wins.” FHA 1,2,3,4 Snack Bar 3. Blue Torch Staff 3 Parade Staff 4 Best Dressed 4 e e « SENIURS - «© - JOAN HILEMN “The keynote of life is friendship.” Miami Edison Sr. High: Band 1,2—Hi-Y Club 1,2 Band Clinic 1 Sebring High: Band 2,3 Choir 2,3 Flat Rock: Parade Staff 4 FHA 4 MARY JULIA HILL “She is a pattern of patience.” Snack Bar 3 Page Thirteen BEATRICE EMOGENE HOOPER “One who serves is ever useful.” Glee Club 1 Receptionist 4 � ¥ LARRY HUGH HUGGINS “The world is blessed by men who do things.” Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 1,3 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1 Parade Staff 4 Blue Torch Staff 3 Vice-Pres. of Class 2 Student Court 1 Carnival King 2 Best Dressed 4 Most Handsome 4 PEGGY JOYCE HUGHEY “Quietness is a desirable trait.” Library Assistant 4 Snack Bar 3 Quiet- � ¥ SYLVIA GLENDA JONES “Good nature and wit compose a likable personality.” Student Council 3 FHA 1,2,3,4 Blue Torch Staff 3 Snack Bar 3 Parade Staff 4 Basketball 2 Best Allround 4 MARGARET RUTH JONES “A pretty girl is like a melody.” Parade Staff 3,4 FHA 1,2,3,4 Blue Torch Staff 3 Basketball 2,3 Snack Bar 3 Camival Queen 2 Prettiest 4 � ¥ ROBERT ALLAN JUSTUS “He has a mighty pleasant way with him.” Basketball 1,2,3,4 Blue Torch Staff 3 Wittiest 4 Page Fourteen DWIGHT MALCOLM JUSTUS “A gentleman on whom we build our trust.” ¥ CARL THOMAS McCRAW “Tis the mind that makes the body rich.” Quietest 4 PATTIE RUTH MEDLIN “Full of fun and mischief, too.’ Cheerleader 2,3,4 FHA 1,2,3,4 Recep- tionist 4 Blue Torch Staff 3 Snack Bar 3 OLIVE BRASWELL MORGAN “a “Nothing dampened her spirits. FHA 1 Library Assistant 1,2,3,4 RUBY FAYE MOSS “Your friend and mine, today and tomorrow.” Basketb all 2,3,4 Parade Staff 4 FHA 1,2,3,4 Receptionist 4 Blue Torch Staff 3 Snack Bar 3 RUTH MAE MOSS “Good sense and good nature are never separated.” FHA 2 Receptionist 4 Page Fifteen CORA BELL NELSON “The way to be happy is to make others happy.” Beta Club 3,4 Parade Staff 3 Blue Torch Staff 3 Basketball 1,2,3 FHA 4 Receptionist 4 DARRELL JACKSON NEWMAN “He finds one aim in life and directs his way accordingly.” Baseball 2,3,4 Student Council 1 FFA e253 BETTY JEAN NOBLETT “An all around sport of the best sort.” Snack Bar 3 Library Assistant 3 FHA 2 Class Pest 4 CAROLYN ANNE OSTEEN “A neat and merry lass was she.” Cheerleader 2,3 FHA 1,2,3,4 Beta Club 3,4 Receptionist 4 Sec.-Treas of Class 3 Blue Torch Staff 3 Most likely to succeed 4 MITCHELL MONROE OSTEEN “There’s hidden treasure in your heart.” FFA 1,2,3,4 FFA Reporter 2,3 FFA Vice-Pres. 4 Parade Staff 3 Beta Club 3,4 Student Council 4 Most likely to succeed 4 � - TALMADGE DUEL PACE “Search far and near, but you’ll never find a finer boy.” Basketball 1,2,3,4 Captain Basketball Team 4 Baseball 1 Page Sixteen MARGARET ANN RAMSEY “It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends.” Parade Staff 4 FHA 1,2,3,4 Basket- ball 1,2 Library Assistant 4 Snack Bar 3 Wittiest 4 FLORENCE JUNE ROBINSON “Her ways are ways of pleasantness.”” Etowah: Glee Club 1,2,3 FHA 1 THOMAS EARL SHERMAN “Few can be his equal.” Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball. 1,2,3,4 Sec.-Treas. of Class 2 Parade Staff 4 Most Ambitious 4 Most Popular 4 DAVID LEWIS STATON “Is there ought beneath the sun you have not either earned or done.” Beta Club 3,4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Parade Staff 3,4 Pres. of Class 1,2,3 Pres. of Student Council 4 Most Intellec- tual 4 -. cal’, ms t bd , , Pa fo “ 4 q AY qs i. iy : � -” ie _” e @ © ® @ e@ ¢ 4 é oe aw -. j ) fs : Ad Y 6 , Md ¢ = Z , i 4 é 4 =? 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Farmer Jim. ‘9223292 “Come help us pick up ‘taters.’” 2999 eee —_-_-wTr = 3292Q2Q]}DADQMLVI)VDVIL_VA}V]V]AHA)s-- .. 999 MOST POPULAR Tommy Sherman Beverly Bishop PRETTIEST Margaret Jones MOST HANDSOME Larry Huggins BEST ALL AROUND Glenda Jones Jimmy Hardin Page Twenty _ QUIETEST Peggy Hughey Carl McCraw IUPERLATIVES MOST ATHLETIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEEED Carroll Halford Mitchell Osteen Dorothy Moore Carolyn Osteen @ y z ae 2 g BEST DRESSED Nancy Henderson Larry Huggins CUTEST Jean Bagwell Robert Floyd CLASS PESTS Betty Jean Noblett Dean Duncan WITTIEST Margaret Ramsey Bobby Justus MOST INTELLECTUAL Lucille Blackwell Lewis Staton MOST AMBITIOUS Beatrice Burrell Tommy Sherman IUPERLATIVES Page Twenty-Three s Se eee : ne aS President—STEVE HUDSON Vice-President—ED FICKER Secrefary-Treasurer—JERRY KING ie 2 Biase cnn TR, RSD od RO JUNIORS 1ST ROW, Left to Right: Mary Anders, Alice Ballard, Juanita Ballard, Gerald Barnette, Billy Barnwell, Garrette Barnwell. 2ND ROW: Fred Bayne, Jane Beddingfield, Jannie Sue Beddingfield, Wayne Beddingfield, Jack Billingsley, Carolyn Buckner. Page Twenty-Six 3RD ROW: Betty Case, Catherine Chapman, Carolyn Col- lins, Pauline Corn, Marlene Edmundson, Fred Edwards. 4TH ROW: Ed Ficker, Charlie Fisher, Joseph Gilbert, Othella Gilbert, Bobby Greer, Jerry Guice. STH ROW: Adrienne Hearst, Catherine Heatherly, Sybil Heffner, Loree Henderson. JUNIORS IST ROW: Harold Hill, Sybil Hill, Louise Hoots, Steve Hudson, Shirley Hyder, Manuel Justus. 2ND ROW: Rodney Justus, Jerry King, Betty Kunkle, T. C. Laughter, Wanda Lewis, James Mabry. 3RD ROW: Steve Magness, Jimmy McCarson, Velma McCarson, Jean McCraw, Joe Moore, Betty Mull. 4TH ROW: Eugene Mull, Alvin Nelson, Fred Newman, Louise Newman, Jean Osteen, Geraldine Pace. 5TH ROW: Mildred Pace, Irene Parris, Barbara Peace, Christine Pittman. Page Twenty-Seven JUNIORS 1ST ROW: Barbara Redmond, Dorothy Rhodes, Elaine 3RD ROW: Ruth Stepp, Dorothy Tinsley, Ann Thomas, Rhodes, Nellie Rhodes, Glenn Saltz, Norman Sherman. Frances Thompson, Rufus Thompson, Cecil Thornton. 2ND ROW: Douglas Shipman, Sylvia Shooke, Barbara ATH ROW: Carolyn Wise, Wesley Wise, Cecil Young, Frances Stepp, Barbara Jean Stepp, Lucy Stepp, Nan Stepp. Robert Young. Page Twenty-Eight President mememiata ee re ns BILLY DRAKE Vice-President................-++-WILMA HILL Secretary-Treasurer..........BRUCE McMAHAN ere sey Oe 8. oe Cee eae ee SOPHOMORES 1ST ROW: Left to Right: Barbara Anders, E. C. Anders, 3RD ROW: Kenneth Case, Patty Case, Frieda Cantrell, Montie Anders, Ann Barnwell, Dan Baines, Margie Bell. Mary Louise Cantrell, Julian Capps, Bobbie Ann Coggins. 2ND ROW: Carolyn Bennison, Phoebe Blackwell, Mary ATH ROW: Nora Connell, Jimmy Cox, Barbara DeCas- Frances Blythe, Doris Bishop, Anna Burns, Reginald Camp. trique, Billy Drake, Jane Duncan, Bobby Durham. Page Thirty SUPHOMORE 1ST ROW, Left to Right: Thomas Edwards, Jane Ann Er- 3RD ROW: Mary L. Johnson, Albert Jones, Otis Jones, win, Virginia Erwin, Molly Freeman, Betty Jo Greene, Vera Donald Justus, Ronald Justus, Annette Justus. Ann Greer. 2ND ROW: Kitty Hardin, Juanita Harris, Deanna Hill, 4TH ROW: Martha Justus, Barbara Sue Kuykendall, Jo Wilma Hill, Harry Hoxit, Frances Johnson. Anne Lewis, Norma Lockaby, Raybin Maybin, Harriet McCall. Page Thirty-One SUPHOMORES 1ST ROW: Left to Right: T. D. McCarson, Betty McGin- 3RD ROW: Ruby Smith, Steve Staton, Paul Stepp, Norma nis, Bruce McMahon, Peggy Morgan, Carolyn Osteen, Helen Vaughn, Carol Ward, Sylvia Warlick. Osteen. 2ND ROW: Ruth Ella Pace, Ruby Palmour, Mabel Patter- 4TH ROW: Fannie Kerr Waters, Reba Wilson, Clifton son, Christine Rhodes, Nettie Seay, Charles Sexton. Young. Page Thirty-Two Beceeee President...........DANNIE JOE NICHOLSON Vice President................-JIMMIE HARDIN Secretary-Treasurer..............LIBBY DRAKE Norma Jean Edney Janet Flener Ann Gilreath Evans Hamilton Barbara Hardin Jerald Hardin Jimmie Hardin Daniel Henderson Thomas Henderson Shirley Hicks Florence Hill James Hill Leroy Hoots Paul Hoxit Billy Hughey Linda Hyder Steve Hyder Archie Jackson Billy Johnson Geraldine Jones Bobby Jones Roland Jones Vera Jean Jones Calvin Justus Freshmt LEFT TO RIGHT Dickie Anders Carolyn Ballard Walter Bell Billy Blythe Louise Bowen Maxine Brooks Garland Burrell Carolyn Cagle Betty Cairnes Preston Camp Arnold Cantrell Lewis Cantrell Myrtis Capps Nelda Capps Sara Case Lorali Cronkhite Marvoreen Coggins Harold Connor W. K. Corn Peggy Cox Elizabeth Drake Jimmie Gail Duncan Elsie Edmundson Rachel Edwards reshmen EFT TO RIGHT charlotte Justus ester Justus ennie Kelly Nickie King shelby King ‘uva Levi reddie Levi tay Levi ‘ugene Lindsey slen Lindsey ‘Isie Maybin darold McCarson arry MeCarson ‘ex McCrary Aargaret McCraw latricia McCraw srady McDowell mogene McGaha ames Miles ‘rankie Mintz :mma Moore charlie Morris Jannie Joe Nicholson Jonald Nelson Jeannette Nelson Ann Orr Harold Orr Arnetta Osteen Glenda Osteen Gretta Osteen : Rag eat: Pee Poe Sesneseras tt Measeat ass Sarah Pace Bertha Page Charles Parris Norman Parris Betina Peace Billy Rickard Jimmie Staton Norma Stepp Michel Stepp Dorthula Summerall John Summey Kenneth Stout Marcella Surrett Pearl Tinsley Norma Thompson The Flat Rock Firemen. Jo from Tuxedo. Kill him, kill him. Life of leisure. Three throws for a dime. Warden Justus. “Changing Partners.” Officer - - -I-I. . . Hey! What are you thinking about? 11. The Giggling Seven. =— . 12. Valences of the atoms — Don’t let the flagpole fall! 4 we b ao = se, ee Presidentserisn-. er cutee. er. DONNIE JUSTUS Vice-President.................+.-.-LINDA LOCKABY Secretary-Treasurer...............-GAYNELLE BALLARD MRS. CRAWFORD’S Eighth Grade 3RD ROW: Glen Camp, Ellen Quinn, Lula Jones, Barbara Sex- ton, Jan Capps, Ora May Patterson, Clifford Osteen, Jackie Herman. ATH ROW: Calvin Coggins, Jackie McClain, Arnold Reese, Betty Sue Summey, Dollie Jackson, Kenny Ward, Rhondal Hoop- er, Tyrone Osteen, Carroll Capps. 1ST ROW, Left to Right: Dan Wilkie, Willard Pitts, Lester Wood, Vaughn Hugg ‘ns, Ray Jones, Herman Barnwell, Joe Anne Pressley, Aline Curtiss, Donna Baines. 2ND ROW: Frankie Staton, Geraldine Ballard, Jo Anne Brad- shaw, Janet Wood, Rachel Maybin, Norma Huggins, Jean Osteen, Joyce Summey. Lighth Grad MR. SMITH’S Eighth Grade 1ST ROW, Left to Right: Barbara Mull, Eva Shulman, Brenda 3RD ROW: Margarette Young, Linda Lockaby, Larry Embler, Fowler, Janice Kuydendall, Eudeann Davis. Shirley Dimsdelle, Dixie Taylor, Linda Hicks, Sandra Jones, 2ND ROW: James Corn, Ray Nix, Carroll Justus, Billy Hol- Donna Justus. bert, L. C. Baynard, Pete Lundsford, Frank Pace, Wayne Hill. 4TH ROW: Steven Morgan, Stanley Ward, Earnest Stahler, Charles Hodge, Monroe Heatherly, Jimmy McMabee, Mr. Smith. 3RD ROW: Ilona Maybin, Flossie Laughter, Gertrude Bayne, Lewis Drake, Norman Corn, Tommy Banning, Donnie Justus, Donnie Owens, Denver Beddingfield. 1ST ROW, Left to Right: Shirley Dennis, Erma McCarson, Sher- by Osteen, Jerald McMahan, Ronnie, Redmond, Carl Capps, Martha Connell, Ann Griffin, Norma Lindsley. 5 2ND ROW: Jo Anne Drake, Marie Fisher, Barbara Sosbee, ATH ROW: Catherine Osteen, Gaynelle Frieda Camp, James Hooper, Jack Huggins, Theo Sitton, Carl Ballard, Mary Lou Drake, Mary Anders, Middleton, Lewis Wilson. Mr. Taylor, Richard Whitmire. ttt® 711s MR. TAYLOR’S Eighth Grade Page Thirty-Eight WEXT OF OW Progra ANVIL President............+++++++-LEWIS STATON Vice-President...............-STEVE HUDSON Secretary-Treasurer.............+-JERRY KING OUR STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Parade Staff SEATED: Jimmie Hardin, Dorothy Rhodes, Mr. Kilpat Lucille BlackwelJ, Miss Justus, Lewis Staton, Beatrice Bu STANDING: Margaret Jones, Ruby Moss, Nancy Her son, Glenda Jones, Margaret Ramsey, Betty Duncan, Regi Camp, Albert Jones, Mary Anders, Barbara Freeman, . Hilemn, Jean Bagwell, Sybil Hill, Jean McCraw, Marlene mundson, Barbara Peace. EDITOR Lucille Blackwell outlines the ‘54 Parade. Page Forty Student Cnc SEATED, Left to Right: Dannie Joe Nich- olson, Linda Lockaby, Mrs. Elizabeth Rog- ers, sponsor, Steve Hudson, Lewis Staton, Jerry King, Lucille Blackwell, Billy Drake. STANDING, 1ST ROW: Hazel Halford, Billy Rickard, Wilma Hill, Ed Ficker, Jane Beddingfield, Jean Bagwell, Larry Huggins, SEATED, Left to Right: Lucille Blackwell, Willard Pits, Steve Hudson, Daniel Hen- derson, Phoebe Blackwell, Jackie Herman, STANDING: Tommy Sherman, Barbara Freeman, Jerry King. Bobby Durham, Betty McGinnis, Thomas Henderson, Larry Embler, Dickie King. 2ND ROW: Daniel Henderson, Jimmie Hardin, Jimmie Cox, Shirley Hix, Doro- thy Rhodes, Cecil Thornton, Betty Case, Myrtis Capps, Barbara Freeman, Carolyn Osteen, Otis Jones. SSedia (et Ist Row: Left to Right: Marlene Edmundson, Ann Barnwell, Sybil Heffner, Montie Anders, Velma McCarson, Ruby Smith, Sylvia Shooke, Olive Morgan, Elizabeth Garren, Marcella Surrett, Syd- ney Connell. 2nd Row: Betty Duncan, Jean Bagwell, Pattie Case, Annette Justus, Nancy Henderson, Ruby Palmour, Barbara Freeman, Margaret Ramsey, Joyce Caldwell, Joan Hilemn, Elsie Edmundson, Norma Edney, Carolyn Ballard, Miss Laughlin, Page Forty-Two Sponsor. 3rd Row: Barbara Hardin, Libby Drake, Mary Frances Blythe, Martha Justus, Harriet McCall, Barbara DeCastrique, Beverly Bishop, Cora Nel- son, Carolyn Osteen, Elaine Rhodes, Jean Osteen, Ruth Stepp, Pattie Medlin, Greta Osteen. 4th Row: Ann Thomas, Carolyn Buckner, Sandra Canfield, Alice Ballard, Christine Pittman, Vera Jean Jones, Jean McCraw, Betty Mull, Catherine Chapman. JTF A Ist Row, Left to Right: Charlie Fisher, Grady Mc- Dowell, Garland Burell, Daniel Henderson, Eugene Lindsey, Mr. Franklin, sponsor, Jimmie Hardin, Mitchell Osteen, Fred Beddingfield, Jimmie Hard- in, Wayne Beddingfield, Archie Jackson, Charles Sexton, Harold McCorson, Julian Capps, Jerald Hardin. 2nd Row: Cecil Young, Evans Hamilton, Roland Case, Bobby Durham, Paul Stepp, Carl Levi, Cal- vin Justus, James Hill, Dickie Anders, Bobby Ed- wards Dean Duncan, Fred Newman, Arnold Can- trell, Norman Sherman, Manuel Justus, Harry Hox- it, Lewis Cantrell. 3rd Row. Raybin Maybin, Thomas Henderson, Dan Pace, Anthony Stepp, Steven Magness, Fred Bayne, Donald Justus, Ray Levi. Page Forty-Three olibrary Aha fants Seated, Left to Right. Wilma Hill, Jean McCraw, Ramsey, Elaine Rhodes, Louise Cantrell, Carol Doris Bishop, Barbara Anders. Ward, Norma Free Peggy Hughey, Glenn Saltz, Mr. Kilpatrick, sponsor. Unphotographed: Joyce Standing. Olive Morgan, Deanna Hill, Margaret Caldwell. Page Forty-Four ecep ttonists Ist Row, Left to Right: Cora Nelson, Carolyn 3rd Row: Jean Osteen, Emogene Hooper, Mar- Osteen, Louise Newman, Sylvia Shooke. gie Bell, Mrs. Ruth Semaschko, sponsor. 2nd Row: Ruth Stepp, Pattie Medlin, Catherine 4th Row: Sally Capps, Christine Pittman, Alice Heatherly, Velma McCarson. Ballard, Lucille Blackwell, Ruby Moss. Page Forty-Five Ist Row, Left to Right: Beatrice Burrell, Steve Hudson, Barbara Freeman, Cora Nelson Mitchell Osteen, Lewis Staton. 2nd Row: Carolyn Osteen, Mrs. Catherine Craw- ford, sponsor, Lucille Blackwell. 3rd Row: Dorothy Rhodes, Barbara Peace, Betty Case, Sybil Hill, Fred Beddingfield. Page Forty-Six (55 H: (55 Barbara AnniFfreeman Page Forty-Seven Monogram (Girl Page Forty-Eight Ist Row: Cora Nelson, Naomi Duncan, Hazel Halford, Louise Newman, Ruby Moss, Dorothy Rhodes, Mildred Pace, Jane Beddingfield. 2nd Row: Jimmy Cox, Bobby Justus, Ed Ficker Jerry King, Talmadge Pace. 3rd Row: Cecil Thornton, Neil Rogers, sponsor, Larry Huggins, Manuel Justus, Rufus Thompson. We proguy7l oe Girls’ Baskethall Ist Row, Left to Right: Helen Osteen, Mildred 2nd Row, Left to Right: Neil Rogers, coach, Car- Pace, Mary Anders, Dorothy Rhodes, Ruby Moss, olyn Osteen, Anna Burns, Montie Anders, Norma Dorothy Moore, Naomi Duncan, Hazel Halford, Vaughn, Catherine Heatherly, Geraldine Pace, Jane Beddingfield, Louise Newman. Juanita Ballard, Barbara Peace, Manager. Page Fifty ry Hoxit, Cecil Thorn- Tommy Sherman, arrol Halford, Talmadge Thompson Jerry King, Robert Justus, - Drake, Steve Mag Page Fifty-One Ann Thomas, Jane Left to right il Duncan, ibby Drake, immie Ga Carolyn J Fannie Kerr Waters, Ann Erwin, L Buckner, Osteen, ie Medlin. Jean Patt { ge u ! Sek x if 3 iy an. iii iy Is ' it i I } i if i ! i i tf i i i i i Baseball Team Osa 2 3 co ee = c ae soe: = 0G Yo NH gr eB SoX RE OLE Oe = -ER 5S eee fe ES ES So= a rr = one =5 a9 srt st oO = Wi +0 .2 SE 5 SEOLORs OU f on ho 5S e606 —- 5N D 5 (e) = [a4 Page Fifty-Two bd byfedirrta Of OF Her Seip Our janitor MR. LOCKABY The lunchroom ladies Mrs. Norman Jones and Mrs. Edith Markham Our bus drivers Page Fifty-Three Carniva hing Queen Bbrrth Jer WEP and annie oe Ththelen Snaps of Gandidats or Cher apd! King of (Crete ond . Crowning of the queen Fannie Kerr and Bruce . Margaret and Larry . Jane and Ed oOnaps . Elsie and Dannie Jo . Catherine and Jerald . The queen and king Jane Beddingfield, candidate for queen ONAGVAWH i VA LEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN CITIZENSHIP FRENCH : | ENGLISON CITIZENSHIP CURRENT EVENTS AND CITIZENSHIP (FRESHMAN AWARD) S | Vern a 286 Carrot Milford ATHLETICS CONAnDAWNH = Page Fifty-Eight What a gang! The sleep-walker. Don't shoot! Hot-red Osteen. Double trouble. The four bathing beauties. Betty Kunkel at the age of 4). All alone. 9 10 12 13. 14. 15. 11. Cute as pie. Freddie and his gang. Pat and her Cadillac. “It takes two to tango.” Don’t thumb! You might get into trouble. Look out Norma! The tree is leaning. Amateur Acrobats. BR ne cS REN SURO ee eR Bean se BS a . se, ee oa ok 2 ‘--¢ DIAL 3428 FOURTH AVE. EAST RIGBY - MORROW COMPANY BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES MILLWORK LUMBER Hendersonville, North Carolina DEWEY PARKER Jeweler and Watch Repairman 120 Sixth Ave. W. Dial 5015 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. MILL END STORE SILK SHOP PIECE GOODS AND DRAPERIES Edith R. Roper Audrey E. Sanders 343 North Main St. Phone 5033 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Best Wishes and Congratulations to CLASS OF ‘54 GREY HOSIERY MILLS, INC. Hendersonville, North Carolina “4 JUSTUS TRIM UPHOLSTERY SHOP Phone 4800 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. LOVELAND STUDIO Portrait and Commercial Photography | Phone 6359 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. HENDERSONVILLE SUPPLY COAL CO. LUMBER - BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES - HARDWARE PAINT AND COAL “THERE IS A MATERIAL DIFFERENCE” LENOX PARK DIAL 4286 aw a te x plo o � seks Ax aoe) eke ie ree ’ a2 nay =. M4 SE OBEY t- ae 2 ’ pet 6 Sets Mi umn toys Mee pig aermmmatce Oe ea wee yo ae nas Page Sixty AER ts es goss Ke mE Sg ’ 3 r ee 0 Fe ge cet Ns ’ “x: () ¥ ! aN. ns a 3 $3 ed Nain soma Ro 2 OU a = as . x oe x8 pics, ON 4 ‘3 Vey wees oc ee! ones cia, eee - te, nae Compliments of DUKE POWER COMPANY PHONE 4271 Hendersonville, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of HARTNETT ELECTRIC COMPANY YOUNGBLOOD TRUCK LINES, INC. 0 Fifth Avenue West, ‘ FLETCHER, N. C. HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. 23 DUFF OIL COMPANY J. C. POWELL PRODUCE CO. HEATING OILS GROWERS AND SHIPPERS , Phone 4189 416-30 S. King St. = HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Phone 6861 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. BAGWELL LUMBER CO., INC. BUILDING MATERIAL Compliments to The of CLASS OF ‘54 - Plumbing and Electrical Appliances : Phone Arden 4411 and 2431 FLETCHER, N. C. SKYLAND HOTEL . HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. ' COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY . i Hendersonville, North Carolina pe e +24. AUTO PARTS GEAR N. A. P. A. HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Compliments of HENDRICK RHODES POST 5206 VFEW HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Congratulations to THE CLASS OF ‘54 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Phone 5182 Pine Street LANCE LUMBER COMPANY, INC. BUILDING MATERIAL HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Authorized Dealer For GENERAL ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC HEATING PACE HEATING PLUMBING CO. Finley Pace, Manager HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. 2 Sere. en ° W.N.C. FRUIT VEGETABLE AUCTION INCORPORATED a ° ‘aca, ¢ Finest Flavored Fruits and Vegetables In America HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. BECK BROS. PHARMACY Phone 9065 231 N. Main St. HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. DELUXE BEAUTY SHOPPE PHONE 3091 Mrs. Lavada Lyda Proprietors Over Barber’s Book Shop Entrance on Sixth Avenue West Harold Brinn Auction Sale HERMAN KIMMEL HENDERSONVILLE ART GALLERY HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Compliments of HOUSTON FURNITURE CO. People’s Home Furnishers - Philco Electric Ranges Refrigerators - Radios and TV Sets HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. HOT SPOT BLUE BIRD PHONE 9133 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Compliments of TOWN OFFICE SUPPLY HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. ar - Sis 5 vt ove a ‘ rote ° 4 5 a ¥ gee ein i “ae rae Capri Cie Ey rf ¢: oe ! . Vite ir me ae oe, Clo. By ‘ oo8: a ie -. ice wd aes ee 22 a Pica ay es MONS eS -B8y ieee §=6Page Sixty-Two Fb Caen ak gia tom EEE clad ye Riel RY GA 8 a re dul oe ee . + - -- nar i EE on CE Br BSS RENO cule WU a | : x EAI ao ad ORI ar yet CA 6 OK Naat ae =i + (ac aa le Gn pero ae ea eae oo : oo Mae a One ae +6 4 See o8 i. ‘ Shh 2-, % “. ’ Oy + (] Be, J + - . aan -- State Trust Company Compliments of Dependable As Time “WE HAVE FAITH IN THE FUTURE OF OUR YOUNG PEOPLE” Cranston Prints Works Co. 2 Member of The Federal Deposit j Fletcher, North Carolina Nei Insurance Corporation : HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. PEACE’S GROCERY ES DIAL 9103 FLAT ROCK, NORTH CAROLINA Kt Your Community Store Since 1934 Congratulations fo the Class of 1954 Psalms 111:10. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom: a good understand- ing have all they that do His commandments: His praise endureth forever. ° te r) oe ea SHORTY’S PIG ‘N’ WHISTLE C. P. RHODY WHITNEY’S SINCLAIR SERVICE SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Front Building Hendersonville, N. C. HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. OATES PAINT BODY SHOP HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. J ACKSON’S FLOWER SHOP “Flowers For All Occasions” “Complete Collision Service” Dial 4382 Hendersonville, N. C. Congratulations to The Class of ‘54 GREEN RIVER MILLS, INC. TUXEDO, NORTH CAROLINA Fine Combed Yarns Compliments of Compliments of COLLINS - McCORD TUXEDO GROCERY Hendersonville’s One-Stop Shopping Center PHONE 4926 TUXEDO, N. C. Compliments of RICHARDSON’S FUEL SUPPLY CO. ALFRED R. KARLING 1628 Fifth Ave. West ACCOUNTANT Telephone 7196 125 Fourth Ave. East HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. EE SS RIES ET ESSE EE TS I SIS EE TLE IT i EO I FEE IE I ; Sen Lee ee Reka an AE ee avers yeast e” 8, Sera KOT we, S a teas pee we cite e.! DD i 2 to eR Tek 4 as ae ee Ue wy eS hs aed oak ae oe LZ A ane Mee ‘ mine ae aie as. thes ein - U oo Lr Adee = DEN? OH yf ote ota, HE ge wteieK eo BS Compliments of Efird’s Department Store Phone 5260 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Stokes Jamerson 205 South Church Street Hendersonville, North Carolina FINE NEW CARS FINE USED CARS CUT-RATE ROSE PHARMACY W. L. Harper, Proprietor Prescription Druggists Dial 6461 Hendersonville, N. C. IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. STATON BUILDING Phone 4987 Hendersonville, N. C. Compliments of HARDING - REESE REFRIGERATION COMPANY Spartanburg Highway Compliments TO CLASS OF ‘54 J. F. STOKES MARSHALL'S TAILOR SHOP 413 Wall Street Dial 7297 Men’s and Ladies’ Alterations HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. DEWEY SHERMAN Greenville Highway Phone 3012 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Compliments of BROCK’S ICE CREAM BAR The Shake You Eat With a Spoon SANDWICHES HOLLEY SWOFFORD 448.N. Main St. Hendersonville, N. C. SHOES FOR THE FAMILY Shepherd’s Phone 3435 Member National Selected Morticians By Invitation The Beta Club OF FLAT ROCK HIGH 1@. oo. - ° OR ; ‘('@ @.t te = ares ar a + 4 _e sd hd ’ i eof igi fee ae ‘ , ay at ! Compliments of STATON’S GROCERY ZIRCONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Jackson - Thompson THE REMNANT SHOP We Specialize In Cotton - Rayon - Drapery and Upholstery Materials South Main Street Dial 6212 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Funeral Home ee e oe CO ace s DAY AND NIGHT AMBULANCE SERVICE aad: -e tae ENGLISH BROTHERS SHOE SHOP 240 Main Street PHONE 8262 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Dial 4261 BYER’S SHEET METAL WORKS Warm Air Heating - Roofing - Guttering 628 Seventh Ave. East Hendersonville, N. C. DIAL 4088 HENDERSONVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of OWENSBY JEWELERS 341 North Main St. HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. a , “ee Se ee Compliments of KALIN’S DEPARTMENT STORE HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. THE MOLAND-DRYSDALE CORP. MANUFACTURERS wants DRS. TODD TODD OPTOMETRISTS - OPTICIANS Staton Building Dial 6924 HENDERSONVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Opposite Post Office HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. BOYCE E. ORR Representative IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Staton Building Dial 4987 Stages er TaN OK yw! @, Gre e ‘4. ied ROR Compliments of FARMERS FEDERATION HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. BRUNSWICK SHORT ORDERS SANDWICHES BILLIARDS IN REAR Phone 9132 FINE FURNITURE HOME APPLIANCES DANIEL’S (Formerly Railroad Salvage Co.) HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Compliments of CANTRELL PRODUCE HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. CARSON ICE CREAM COMPANY Wholesale Manufacturers and Distributors BLUE BIRD ICE CREAM Hendersonville, N. C. Phone 6822 DON’S FOSTER’S FLOWERS Phone 4515 or 7092 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. ae oe ay : Bee ia joa: ‘ og-2 paces al aN basen SOR Hae! ci y oe oe a THE TIMES-NEWS HENDERSONVILLE’S DAILY NEWSPAPER Every Afternoon Except Sunday Phone 3441 THOMPSON PRODUCE CO. Dealers In : CHICKENS - EGGS - COUNTRY CURED HAMS HIDES FURS Dial 5092 Seventh Ave. East Compliments of LANGLEY’S GRILL “Meet the Gang Here” Courteous and Efficient Service HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Authorized Sales and Service DUFF IMPLEMENT COMPANY Telephone 3192 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Compliments of WING PAPER BOX COMPANY HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Compliments of FRANCES WRIGHT Seventh Avenue East HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. - 4 ' Te = ’ rst ees e | ove ots Sales Wises 235.7 = ys c 4, 4K Ss Fi ee = oy ‘ oy. i) etn. ee: ie sae fone, ae: Yess ee Wate . a vt = 9 wee i ° Bene . A] Se Ete nal aaa SP nan a ein) Avan oe let ery tts +07 +° Sabet as wis Pas ee Sar ( ay ae saa ye. “iH a era ina as Kis tes aE Page Sixty-Seven Ae Ne ME DMR, LO Wy OR df ne ae eam Leni ey po Per ees. She 84, aan ey ties ciaeost . uae ia K K te Ay ' ‘ Paes -y + ONE alte a Seek w e ‘y easy ee , ‘40 % boa é ver htg tates ‘ x . Oa oe 4 Peat 7 ie ’ x () i, oX- YE x 4 a Use xX ae cot MOD ’ . see A uae 4 ne REA So x te! vate pena Ee es ys i i + ol eeg7 Rite UC Same ee (ve Ee saa! me r) xX, @ D , 4 NE: (Je, 8 4 y e we man ‘ o Oe O28 tb da ° : - oo oe (sh. 'et7 Sure eet weet A i � | nanan ba eam a - as 7 aps a ” erane - ere wont - 2% 4 dea z- bec Pst seer ees wk yt Coben Ui sarees” Pace Bele Ags eau] ¥xX . ex ‘ cs ete ‘ @ ee ae wae ote Wise si CS ' e Yiu feg- wo ye i eats Be cea | od 11,8 6 n XS v “ee , e yp aA Compliments of HENDERSONVILLE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION PFUNTER-VAUGHAN MOTORS, LINCOLN-MERCURY BOYD PONTIAC-CADILLAC CO. BLAIR-McLEOD MOTORS, INC. HUNTER CHEVROLET CO., INC. LAMPLEY MOTORS PETE FOLSOM MOTOR CO. RANKIN MOTORS, INC. THOMAS MOTOR CO., INC. Compliments of BELK-SIMPSON CO. DEPARTMENT STORE Main St. Hendersonville, N. C. SUPERIOR LAUNDRY CLEANERS Main Office and Plant: 915 Maple Street Dial 4288 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Compliments of LANCASTER EQUIPMENT CO. Dial 7588 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. LOUIS WILLIAMS SONS PLUMBING SUPPLIES Dial 3188 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. HENDERSONVILLE PHONE 6219 E. J. ANDERS, BUILDER Phones: Office 4379 Residence 3098 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. PAUL L. DERMID HARDWARE CO. GARDEN FIELD SEEDS - PAINTS VARNISHES Dial 3096 510 Seventh Ave. E. HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Compliments of CARL’S SERVICE STATION HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. LA VOGUE Opposite Post Office Ready-to-Wear and Millinery HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. FLETCHER PHONE 3646 YOUNGBLOOD OIL COMPANY (AGENT) P. O. Box 1030 Hendersonville, N. C. . THE PLACE TO GO FOR BRANDS YOU KNOW Exclusive But Not Expensive SINCLAIR’S MEN’S WEAR BOSTONIAN SHOES ..............“None Better at Any Price” FASHION PARK .................. Suits for the Man Who Cares” MANHATTAN SHIRTS .............”“One of the World’s Best” WEMBLEY TIES ................... Crush, Knot, Twist ‘Em—Not a Wrinkle” PARIS BELTS ..................... Wherever You Go ‘Paris’ Means Style” SWANK JEWELRY ................ Men Love It” 333 North Main Street HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. John A. Sinclair, Owner-Manager OAL ALLEN E. BROWN INSURANCE COMPANY 124—4th Ave., W. Phone 5637 GILLESPIE’S ESSO SERVICE PHONE 9188 HOM iN ae ee vty sii HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. Compliments of PACE’S GROCERY SER. STATION ZIRCONIA, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of OLLIE’S GROCERY EAST FLAT ROCK, N. C. ae - ok S Compliments of STANDARD TYTAPE COMPANY Hendersonville, North Carolina € - aete 2: ’ SWeees 2 ry vz Compliments of Oe ay , eae Congratulations to HR es GENERAL BAKING COMPANY THE CLASS OF ‘54 st Makers of PORTER’S ESSO STATION HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. BECKER’S NEW IMPROVED BREAD Congratulations to THE CLASS OF ’54 Compliments of FREEMAN’S LUNCH BRITTAIN’S HOSIERY MILL EAST FLAT ROCK, N. C. TUXEDO, NORTH CAROLINA GEORGE TROUT THE TRIBUNE 5 Cy} e- oa $ e e x e be aes t- ¢ °¢- $ Ca a Jsagine Bava yew ee de ie a y! “ty Sue tg atte 2 e a 2 ° re bs oe ’ Page Seventy ay ty ae ) a Me XK weet Me, CaN 0 aX OR o. wat yy we ent Me, x :} ihe fo r) Sie eis sy ® oe e a | Se “0 we ES pererech chaos gts q a r) ’ aD, 4) 8 x nie Le a ie eee Bi enti G Fi o Si ©. U = x6 Pe | ° 6 we SE Ni peea ) 2 - - ae i, -7,t« a Um Ya) G2 2 i 2 - A —_ oe Compliments of BERKELEY MILLS ae a ae wit : oe Tae beara. Mr ROE wey Sex ' ’ 4 i ° ‘ ' 1% x- qone V4 A 1 eae x: , Vt ay say IN aCe ie a A eh fe - Ok Gas ioe a 1937 FLAT ROCK PLAYHOUSE 10 WEEKS—OPENING JUNE 24TH Famous Professional Company in Broadway Hits In Conjunction With VAGABOND SCHOOL OF THE DRAMA EWBANK EWBANK INSURANCE - REALESTATE - LOANS Phone 4876 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. ae S- guy's SOs ANE . Fg TEED Ge i - a Hi Dn. Vt. Bernall ea ne Se: balou Co Ban (Barker A.C� MF. GAMBRELL Be 12 Bee. age Jism bueg Co. Umorvean) Mug Cot i SE: SG = os Nate o (Ky 0. ‘¢: a Ke Bs oe U AS ea - °: a ae = ‘ =) = te. ae! +2 - Page Seventy-Two 2 5 nel COM ii pe a Was a, em a Xe qe oa ane in 7 ® . ’ ae + | ' U . q ‘ ' Pit ete ts SU ae pena ale ee en 7 Ae cy ee Pas Rig eels wee Se et fe, ve =: met Fat ’ ne ‘ i p th . ty q Vy 4 : : hee, | rs fess me “Wis 7 i yA Mi To a ee. ae a hy i